One of the most decorated lineups in recent Dota 2 history is no more.

Team Falcons have officially parted ways with their entire competitive roster, closing the book on a nearly three-year run that redefined what a modern superteam could look like.

A Roster Built to Dominate

Assembled in November 2023, the lineup brought together skiter, Malr1ne, ATF, Cr1t-, and Sneyking, with Aui_2000 steering the ship as head coach. What made this group remarkable wasn't just the talent on paper — it was the stability. Zero roster changes for nearly three years is almost unheard of at the top level of Dota.

That stability paid off. The team's résumé includes a championship run at The International 2025, cementing their place among the greats of the era.

A Quiet Exit at TI2026

Fittingly, or perhaps painfully, The International 2026 marked the roster's final tournament together. A 7-8th place finish and a $156,300 payday closed out the chapter — respectable, but far from the standard this squad had set for itself.

Farewell, Dota 2. It's been an incredible journey. Thank you to the players, staff, and the entire community for the memories.

That was the message from the organization's official announcement, and it says everything about how this group will be remembered — not by how it ended, but by everything it built to get there.

What This Means for the Scene

Superteam breakups always send ripples through the competitive landscape, and this one is no exception. Five proven veterans and a championship-winning coach are now free agents, and the shuffle season is bound to shake up rosters across the board.

  • Expect free-agency speculation to dominate Dota 2 discourse in the coming weeks
  • New team formations could reshape the meta heading into next season
  • Individual players may look to prove themselves in fresh environments

For Duelo.gg players, this is exactly the kind of storyline worth following — and debating. Where do you think skiter, Malr1ne, or Cr1t- land next? Jump into a 1v1 duel and settle your own bragging rights while the pro scene sorts itself out.